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Living in Hungary, which is a country located in Central-Eastern Europe, and being a part of the EU can be such a weird experience. Globalization, the internet, outsourcing, trends like these enabled us to work for international companies, allowed us… more »

This week I had the chance to travel to Barcelona, as a booth bunny at EPAM's stand in the Exhibitors area at BEAWorld. I've been to a San Francisco BEAWorld as well as the one two years ago in London. This one seemed to be smaller in scope and e… more »

We don't really have many developer-focused conferences here in Budapest, so even though I'm more of a Java/Ruby/Open Source guy, I was really psyched to visit the Microsoft REMix'07 conference. Not only I had a good time at the main event, I was luc… more »

With all these recent announcements (Microsoft's Silverlight, and Adobe's Flex push), I have the following vision of "The Web" for the next 2 years or so: Every self-described designer and web developer will have a powerful toolset to design and… more »

With the recent introduction of the Nintendo Wii and the great iPhone demo on Macworld, I became really curious on how these new gesture-based UIs can be programmed. Event-driven UI programming is fairly straight-forward. When the user clicks a butto… more »

EJB3 is going to kick ass, even though the current beta implementations are inconsistent and not there yet. Example: Oracle JDeveloper has EJB3 support (very basic as there are no wizards and things that are available for EJB2). It uses TopLink as i… more »